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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-12-29
SHERIFF's sALE.
Charles Bush
John Rowo. ct a.
In the cour: OF Common Pleas of Hooking
County. Ohio.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Sheriff Of Hooking county. Onfo,by
virtue OF an r,ier OF sale issued outoi said
Court in the above entitled cause and to
him directed as Sipriff o. said county. will
n: tie door OF the Court House in Logan, on
SATURDAY,. Jan. 2I~t. A. d. 1888.
ct / O'Clock. y. m, OF said day, offer for
sale al public auction, the follow ing lands
and ten"ments situate IN Hooking county,
Ohio. 10 wit:
The northeast quarter Of tho norti e. I
quarter of section number seven -een t.p,
range number eighteen (isl, township num-
her twelve l2). containing forty (io) acres
more or less.
appraised a 500 90.
Terris Of lie cash In hand.
Given under my md il Logan. Ohio,
this 2lst day December, A. ID. 1881.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
by II. W. Wright. Deputy.
j.. ID. Vickers. atty for plff.
December 2-5w
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notire is hereby given, that the follow
ing Accounts and Vouchers have been fled
ii the Prnhrte Court o. Hooking county,
Ohio for settlement.
John IL ans.-l, Adminis;ratorvith the
VIII annexed OF the estate of PeIer Counter.
And the same viii come ;cr hearing en-
the 5th day of January, lSSS, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. or as soon thereafter as msy De con-
venielt.
W.T.. ACKER, Pro. Judge.
Dec ij-aw
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PROBATEcEOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given, that the follow
ing accounts am vouchers have been 6lsd
in the Probate Court of Hooking county.
Ohio, for settlement:
Peter Drum, Assign ee OF Rufus Do:!son.
And the sIElr will come on for henri Z {
or the 18th day of Iannary, 1855, at 10 o.
clock, a. NJ or as soon thereafter IT may
be convenient. W. I. ACKER,
Dec 22--3w Pro. JudsA
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
In the Probate Court of Hooking county,
Ohio, for settlement:
Richard L. Sullivan, guardian ofJohn F.
Hoy.
And the saIhe gill come on for hearing
on The 2G.h day O: January, 1888, at 10 o.
clock n III. or as soon thereafter ns may be
convenient. VT ACKER.
Dect 29-3w Pro Judge
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An old gentleman al Ash Gave
was passing through the ceremo-
NY OF taking his fourth wife the
other day. at the impressive
climax of The good preacher.
mans part in the performance
some one was heard sobbing IN
an adjoining room.
"My goodness!" exclaimed one
Of the guests IN a dramatic whIs-
per. "who on earth is that crying
on this festive occasion 2"
"That?" replied a mischievons
member of The experienced bride
groem's family, that's nobody
but Em-she always boohoo.s
when pas getting married.'-De.
tro;t Tribune.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given, that the follow
ing Accounts and Voiche,S have been fl ia,l
In the Probate 'ourt of Hooking count =
Ohio, for second ani final settlement
John ". Liniop, administrator of the
esfat.. OF Joseph Heiuzman, decd.
And the same will come on for bearing
on lac 2Dth Gay of January, lSSS, at 10 o.
clock, n. M, or rs soon tIereaner as may
be convenient. W. r. ACKER,
Probate udss,
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White specks or floats in but :
ter are caused by the milk stand
ing in a draft of air either lr ON
the window or a hot stove.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-12-29
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tha: The follow
ing a:cDnnts and vouchers hayr heen ii led
In .he Pioht;e t'ourt Of ifoc!,ius County
ONO, for hast ana INA settlements:
Maynard P..ud. administrator de bonis
non OF the es. Il OF Chas. Anderson. decd.
And the same " ill come on for bearing
on the y0ih day of January. 1888, or aa soon
sher<a-ier as may be cnpyenirri.
W. T. ACKBR,
Dec 29-Sw prr. Iud.a.
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FOR SALE.

A hous' a' lot on easy terms.
Inquire oi A. H. Brooke d, Rem.
p" .l"n.e,
Dsc.SlW.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate OF Rachel Brehnr, Deceased.
The undersigned has been sppoiDsod zr d
qualified as Administrator OF tha Essaie Of
I.ache! Brehm, late Of Hooking Co.. deed.
GEORGE W. BREHM.
Dec2.-3w
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Gus Smith has improved so ia
as to be able TO walk about til
house.
Chickens and turkeys at Eas
End Grocery, east end of Mali
ST., Logan, o.
Geo E. Armbuster u selling
coal oil lamp which makes NOR
light than four gas jets.
Miss Mamie w estenbarger, oi
Columbus, is the guest during the
holidays of the Misses Slisher.
Or. France will be in Logan, at
the Rcmpel House. On Tuesday.
January 3rd Consultation free.
Pres;alng Elder Kelley is IN the
city this week conducting the reii-
gious exercises at the IL. E Church.
A number OF Interesting con,ri.
b tinns f-om our country CORES
pondents ure led over until next
week.
Cali on Geo. E. A-mhustor aud
get one of his cnaI oil lamps. los
candle power.
Miss Lizzie B. Ste.ce, of Iowa,
and Miss Bessie Ei<eie, of Well
stnn, are visiting Mrs. Chas. Nc
Lain.
pr. Farquhar has fully recovered
from lis laIe illness ard will he in
Logan on Thursday and Friday.
january 9th and 9th.
MRS. VIM krs gbaum Of Ia, iurs
vile, Musk:ngIm county, WAS The
guest at Christmas of her sister.
Mrs Greer.
MARRIED at tha residanre Of |
the bride father. Dec. z6lh. by
Rev. j. L. " iiiis.ms, Mr.. Frank
Morehead and Miss Lucy Weaue,.
Miss Emma Wesienhaver. WIN
is teaching school at Webb. Sam
NIT, this winter. is spending The
holidays with her parents in Ln-
gan.
MARRIED. on the 9th. inst.
at the Lutheran church, by Raw.
G. A. kaumeier, Mr.. Henry
Lortz 10 Miss Caroline Harmon
all of Logan.
Miss Lucy Miller nee Bragg. of
Gahanna. and Miss Anna Miller.
of Groveport, spent Monday and
Tuesday in Logan, guests of Miss
Maggie Case.
Misses Gussie and Josie How
ard of Point Pleasant, West Va,
daughters of next Gov. Howard are
visiting this week in Logan. guests
>c NJ. sb |
A black Water Spaniel pup
strayed from the premises of c.
M. Gould. Sunday last. ANY IN
formation of his whereabouts will
be nLfully received.
Miss Mary Collins died on last
Monday, after a brief illness,
aged 79 years and 6 months. She
was buried from The Presbyterian
church Wednesday morning.
Thad Allen of "ours" is having
his holiday vacation this week. Wis
lting in Columbus. Chicago and
other metropolitan cities where
coastIng and sleigh riding are avail
lble.
The Firemen's Ball at the Rink
on Monday night, was great !
success. The beauty and chiv
airy of Logan gathered there for
q good time and they had it. The
Logan orchestra Furnished The
music. Thirteen SETS danced al
one time. The proceeds were
beyond expect .ion, and will aid
materially in procuring new uni
Torms for The fire laddies. All a.,
who were present enjoyed the ,
Hoping that an
other occasion like this may soon
offer
"Denn wo;das Strenge
Nit dem Zarien,
Wo Starke sich
lind W,ldpc paorton
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FOR SALE 0P TENT.

A rev two story huuse. 6 rooms,
on Mulberry street. Possession Civ
en- at once. For particulars inquire
of Lon Nails.
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APPOINTMENT HOyICE,

Estate ofCharles =. Steel, Deceassd'
Tho undersigned has besn appointed AssS
qualified as Administrator ofthe estate of
Charles =. Steel, lsts, of HockiuG county.
decd WILLIAM e STEEL.
Dec S,-Sw
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.

The State Of Ohio. Hooking County, SO.
In the Prob1te Court. In the matter of
the last Will and Testament of William
Redick, deceased.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-12-29

Can 1t be said of an oil toner that
he ever has a snher second thou lit.
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Something very fine in Cup, Saucer
and Plate for individuals, at Roches-
ter's.
Ifyou want a good made ChiIds Suit
the only safe place to get them il ut
CHAS. ROSE.
ll2 piece Dinner Sets at S9, S1l and
Sl2, at Rochester's.
For reliable made Shirts and good
fitting, call at Ch.s. Roses.
Toy Toa Set,, Mugs. Cups and Sau-
GERS. Vsses, etc, at Rochesters.
Rochester Sons have the largest and
finest Stock OF Holiday Goods they ever
kept.
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Gasas : GOAL

1 keep constantly on hand n large supply
oi the very
Best Coal in the Ma ket,
fiom the Haydenvi:I- mines. Or.iers for
any quantity lett ut the Rempei's Honse,
or Fox's meat market. will rece We prompt
attention. WM. II. TURNER
December 80, lSS7-tI
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Little maids. ! ke weakest liquors
sre soonest soured.
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Notions and Underwear.

Big Reduction in Lndies' and Gentlemen's
Underwear. Gloves. Linen and Silk Handker-
chief and Mufflers, Wool and Cotton Hose. Hress
Trimmings, Collars, Cuffs, Embroideries & Laces.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-12-29

A CLEAR, HEALTRY Skin
can only be obtained and presery>
ed by the use of Skin-SuSceN Sosp
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-12-29

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed Sheriff or doekTng county, q by
virtue of an osder of sale in partition is
sued OUT o. said Court in the above entit-
le,l cause. ami 10 HIM directed as Sheriff OF
Uou>c in Logan, on
Saturday, Jan'y 21st, A. d. 1883,
at o'clock. P VI. of said day offer for sale
nj pubiicauction, the following lands and
tereinents. situate in Hooking county,
Ohio. tn wit:
The south half of TIE southeast quarter
aud the north westGuarter OF the southeast
quarter of section two ~, township eleven
t!D, range eighteen (lSl, contaInins one
hundred and eight acres, more or less.
Also, the east half OF t.ie northeast quar-
ter and The northwest quarter Of the north
east GnarIcr OF section eleven QD. town.
tnining one hundred an twenty acres,
mose or less,
Also, tract onal lot number three (3), Sec
tioI eleven GID, township eleven (ll).rgnge
eighteen (iSl. containing thirty-five acres
more or less excepting from the last nam
Ell tact a srntl tract now used for school
purposes
Appraised at $500. subject to the dover
estate OF Belinda Beery.
Terms of Sale.
One third cash IN hand, one third In one
year and one third in two yeare, with In
terest OIL deferred payments secured by
mortgage.
Givsnsunder my hand al Logan. Chic
this .lst day of Decemb ber. A. ID. 1887.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
ID. W. Wright. Deputy.
Jo;in Hsnsan. any !or plf.
DE e:nber p -5s
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In this department we shall offer some grand
Bargains. We shall also add 400 Men Boys
Fine Suits and 100 Sample Overcoats. thai will
be sold at less than cost to manufacturers
Mems Heavy Winter Suits at Ss73, 45O $50
7.5O. $50 10 90. II so 1890, reduced from 81 so
to 1900 on each suit.
Boys Suits at 50 90. $50, 800. 3 rs. 4 so, and
500. reduced from 81 TO 50 50 on eacI, >uit
Mems Overcosts. 81. %. $50. 472, 50, $50 and
1000, reduced ST. TO IS on ettI sest.
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SHERlFf'S SALE.
Maria L. Haynes, Plainttn,
VI.
Eli q. Hill, ct nj. Defendants.

In the Cour; OF Common Pleas Of Hoekins
County, Ohio.
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In this department will be found The grsas
reduction in prices We are determined 10 me
clean sweep of all Wraps by January 1OhS
We also offer IN addition 10 onr presan.-ars
stock. over 200 fine Sample Wraps, which will
also be included in this SALE
Seal Plush. Asrakan PLAIN and Diagonal Ber
I'm Cloth fiain and Broca 10 Silk. Brocaded
Velvet and Bonrle Short Wraps. a, e. 10 57s
$50. 7-5O 3.-5. 1880. Is 90. 1900, and 16 So
Walking Jackets at LIS, 2.75 3.75, SO & 90
reduced from 200, 400. 1855 co. and 675.
New Markets and Circulars at % 1880. 4sI
o.75 and $50. reduced nearly one half from
former prices.
Misses and Children's Wraps at s1OO, 1.25
LIS, 225, 2.75 and $780, red iced nearly one.half.
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SHBRIFF'S SALE.
Amanda ]. Barclay, etal.
Belinda 3eery ct al.

In the Court OF Common Pleas of Hooking.
County, Oh:o.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-23
THEY DISBAND

hut Go cut In a Blaze of Glory-The
Dwight School Cadets.
The Dwight school cadets disbanded last
night by having banquet in the First Ma
tional bank building on Orange street. l..
L. Camp, principal OF Dwight school, was
present on an invitation. He made an adj
dress, speaking of the eventful career the
cadets had had. Captain Baldwin of the
cadets presented him with small silk flag
as remembrance of the interest he had taken
in the cadets. During the evening Captain
Baldwin was presented with q sword, the one
which the cadets won in the prize drill in
1885 against the Continentals, by W. H.
Miner. Captain Baldwin responded. First
Lieutenant Frost was also presented with
one of the flags which belonged to the cadets.
Addresses were made by James P. Earle,
George H. Fox, Fred G. Smith, Mortie
Alling, George Baum. About forty persons
were present. Supper was served and a
general good time had. The cadets deemed
it best to disband, because many of them
will next term go to the High school, and
some have left school altogether.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-23
ON THE WING.
Various Changes in the Center of the
City and Elsewhere.

Various Changes in the Center of the
City and Elsewhere.
Huylers confectionery store was closed
yesterday, and Mr.. II. D'Klyn, manager of
the store for the Huyler concern for some
time past, departed for New York yesterday.
Snow, the confectioner, will occupy the store
in few days and will make various improve
ments in it and put in magnificent new
soda fountain. The new lessee of the Snow
store will, as soon as it is vacated, begin
making various changes and Improvements
of that store preparatory to occupying it for
the drug business. Mr.. George A. Whit
more, the druggist for years past at the cor
ner of Park and South streets, is about NOV
ing into the store on the corner of Church
and Crown streets, and his old store will be
occupied soon by John w. Lowe, we'll known
in the drug business here, but for several
years past in one of the leading drug stores
in Wallingford Mr.. Jefcott, the dealer in
paper hangings and decorations on Chapel
street, is about to give up his store and de-
vote himself to the demands of his other
store and his painting and paper hanging
business. He is also interested with his
brother in large furniture store on Four
tenth street, New York city. Captain e.
A. Gessner, proprietor of Apothecaries' Hall,
has just put in.one of the finest and most
admirably constructed soda fountains in the
city.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-23
Saturday, April 23, 1857.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY


Athlophoros-At Druggists.
Auction Sale-B Booth.
a Big Drive in Flour-N. A. Fullerton.
Door Plates-J. A. Duncan.
Digestylin-At Druggists.
For Rent-House- Congress Avenue.
For e-Horses-Hoyt Bros Co.
For Sale-Shore Cottage..L. F. Comstock s. Co.
Framed Pictures-Augur's Art Rooms.
Frenchs Hotel Thomas J. French.
Hoods Sarsaparilla-At Druggists.
Kansas Farm Mortgages-7s Church Street.
Lost-Shawl-M. z. TerriI.
Notice-Carload Of Horses---M. Whitlock
Prince Karl-Carll's Opera House.
Rubber Store-BrecK Brothers.
Rubber Goods Church Street.
Sale of Pews-Dwight Place Church.
Smith Brothers Borax--At Druggists
Wanted-Man-This Office.
Wanted-Young Man-68s Chapel Street
nted-Woman-Childrens Home.
Wanted-Ready Penman-X.
Wanted-Girl-1 Whalley Avenue.
Wanted-Carriage Trimmer-C. Pierpont & Co.
Wanted-Situation- 2o5 Atwater Street
Wanted-Situation-44 Liberty Street.
Window Shades-52 Orange Street.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Dwight Place Church-Rev. ]. G. Bracy.
United Church-Rsv. DIR. Munger.
f1J IN. =. It., n g c ~.
Howard Ave Baptist Church.
Church of the Redeemer-Rev. DIR. Todd.
First Presbyterian Church-Rev J. g. Rodger.
Gospel Union-Rev. John G. Collins
Spiritualists Hall-102 Orange Street.
Trinity Trinity M N; = Chnreh-Rev e. E; Reed; ,
Davenport Church-Rev. I. G. Meserve:
Church Of the Messiah-Rev. SeIden Gilbert.
e eeg street. r. oIeeh
First Baptist Church-Rev. Wallace II. Butrfck.
First GetRodist Church-Rev. DR.. Chapman.
Good Samaritans-S17 Chapel Street.
Church of the Holy Spirit-Rev. Phebe A.Hanaford
Spiritual Seance-Mrs. J. J. Clark.
CITY MiSSiOnS-Mr, @, ID, #, PeaSe.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-23
Fsrthe Grandmnsiea1..

This morning at Loomis' Temple of Music
the sale of reserved seats begins for the grand
musicale at the Atheneum next Thursday
evening. 1t is to be the inaugural entertain
ment given by Hammonassett tribe No. 1,
Improved Order of Red Men, and is designed
to be the musical event of the season. 1t is
to be musicale" in every sense and none
but vocal and instrumental talent appears on
the programme. Among the former are the
Misses Schneelock, while the instrumental
talent is mainly composed of the leading
soloists of the various New Haven orchestras.
The trustees of Hammonasset tribe have Law
ished money in identifying their hall with a
view of keeping up to that fashionable stand
ard which characterizes SteiDway and Chick
ering halls in New York.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-23
THE COMING DEDICATION.

President Cleveland, General Sheridan.
General Sherman, General Black and
Admiral Porter Will Probably Attend
Also Commander Lue1us Fairchild,
G. A. R.-Last Nights Meeting.
The general committee on the dedication
of the soldiers monument met at the City
Hall last evening. Mayor York presided.
General S. E. Merwin, chairman of the COM
mittee. submitted his report on the result of
the Washington invitation trip. He stated
that President and Mrs. Cleveland would
probably attend June II. The President will
probably be accompanied by Generals Sheri-
dan and Black and Admiral Porter. General
man would also be visitor on that day.
The committee to entertain the members
of the G. A. R. were authorized to furnish
accommodations for visiting retired veterans
who will arrive on June 18th. All of Con.
necticut's militia and members of the Grand
Army have been invited to attend the dedi-
cation and most of them it was announced
have signifed their intention to be present.
w. S. Wells and w. D. Clarkson were made
a sub committee to arrange for Transporter
ton terms with the different railroads. 1t
was also announced that the national g. A.
R., commander, Lucius Fairchild, will attend
the dedication. II. P. Hubbard expressed
himself as in favor of having a sham battle
or cannonading on the evening before. The
matter was referred to the committee on sa-
lutes. The question of inviting military or
CARNATIONS or G. A. R. bodies from other
States or receiving them was referred to the
military committee. All subcommittee
must report estimates of money needed to
the general committee, which will hold
meetings at the City Hall on Friday even
ings.
The following subcommittee on decora-
tions were appointed to inquire and report
Fl. P. Hubbard, Philip Hugo, Councilman
Gessner, William Nicely, F. G. Bushnell,
Frederick FarnsWorth
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-23
NEW FEATURES.
what is Going ON at the Young Mems
Unzt2fmfa

Institute.
The reference room on the floor above the
reading room is now completed, the furni-
ture having been received and put in place.
Three chess club tables are to be placed in
the room for the use of the members. Any
gentlemen or ladies who are fond of game of
chess and like a nice quiet place in which to
play are invited to join the Institute and
avail THEMSELVES of its privileges. A large
number of new books have just been added
to the book list; also an additional number
of the most desirable magazines SO that all
can be supplied. An impression seems to
have gone out that it was the aim of the
directors to run the library more exclusively
than formerly for the benefit of the gentle
men members, but that is mistake. 1t is
the endeavor of the management to make
the rooms pleasanter for ladies than they
have ever been and favorite resort for the
ladies of the city who are of a literary turn
of mind and it is specially desired that all OF
the present lady members, and many new
ones, will visit the rooms and make them
selves at home and they may be assured of a
cordial welcome. Attention is called.to the
fact which is not generally known, that books
are loaned at ten cents a week to any respon-
sible person and it is hoped that many more
will avail themselves of the privilege. A
visit to the rooms is desired.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-23
VERY SUCCESSFUL.
A Pleasant Affair at a West Chapel
street Residence.

A Pleasant Affair at a West Chapel
street Residence.
Something novel and interesting in private
theatricals was given last evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Richard F. Lyon, 1, 492 Chapel
street. About seventy.fve invited guests
were present. A German comedy entitled
English" was cleverly acted by the follow
ing young ladies and gentlemen: Misses
Josephine Lyons, Mary Alden, Minnie Miles
and Messrs. Edwin S. Carr, George R. Mat
thews, Frederick Strong, E. F. Thompson,
William F. Vogt and James Lyon. The en-
tertainment concluded with an elaborate
presentation of German scene of the
eleventh century The costumes we're elegant
and of rich design. Instrumental and
vocal music was rendered by Mr.. Kraft and
the Misses Scranton and Tiles.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-23
COMMITTEES ON Claims.

The committee on claims met last night
and gave hearing to the petition from the
college for reimbursement for the building
of new sea wall at the college boat house
on East Chapel street. G. T. Driscou ap-
peared for the city and Henry D. White for
the college. No decision was received. The
amount involved is about $3.50.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-23
Rreck Rros., Rubber store,

Brock Bros, well known in connection
with the rubber goods business in Spring
field, Massachusetts,, have just opened the
store situated at 802 Chapel street, near
Orange, and stocked it with full line of
frst-class rubber goods. The stock COM
prises everything in the rubber line which is
new and of use to the public. Rubber hose
in great quantities can be found there, also
reels and sprinklers. Elegant and durable
coats, capes, cloaks, etc., made up in the
latest styles from the best materials, can be
seen at Breck Brothers. Druggists sun
dries, etc., etc. See advertisement.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-23

The society held it's annual meeting Thursday
evening Herbert Barnes, chairman of the
society's committee, presided, and Charles
A. Bray was clerk of the meeting. After
the reading and approval of the minutes of
last annual meeting the treasurers report
was heard, accepted and ordered on file.
The expenses and receipts just balanced.
The following is the new society committee:
Louis Frisbie (chairman), Richard G.
Davis, Charles D. Parmelee, S. D. Bradley,
William N. Lancraft, John NJ. Rowe, Lester
P. Mallory.
Treasurer-William P. Niles.
Clerk-Lucius Rowe.
Tithingmen-Henry G. Rowe, William P.
Niles, Walter L. Russell.
Ushers-J. E. G. Lancraft, John Tracy,
James W. Hemingway, J. o. Clogston,
Charles NJ. Hubbard, w. L. Russell, W. 9.
Russell, Sherman Russell.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-23
At the City Missions Tomorrow.

Professor George B. Stevens of Yale semi
nary will preach at the city mission rooms
on Meadow street at quarter-past o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. G. B. F.. Pease
will conduct the evening service at the same
place, and good singing may be expected.
The evening meeting at the COTE street hall,
corner of Sperry street, will be in charge of
the Christian Endeavor society of the Taylor
church. Seats free and all welcome at these
meetings